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Topic: Film Boston Critics Crown Three Kings Best Of 1999
By Jack on December 14, 1999 10:41 AM

The Boston Film Critics Association on Monday named David O. Russell's Three Kings, starring George Clooney, the Best Picture of 1999. It also named Russell Best Director. The Boston writers apparently harbor an affinity for George Clooney features. Last year it named Steven Soderbergh's Out of Sight, which also starred Clooney, as best picture. However, the association presented Jim Carrey its award for Best Actor for his portrayal of Andy Kaufman in Man on the MoonHilary Swank picked up the Best Actress award for Boys Don't Cry. The Best screenplay honor went to Charlie Kaufman for Being John Malkovich.

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